Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-06-10

The band will give concert in the
park this evening if the weather is favor
able.
The members of Paramount Steamer
Co. have all come out in silver badges
bearing the name and number of the or
ganization.
Mr.. Walter W. Martin is the chaplain
of Russell Post, G. \. r.. and ofiiciated
i'll that capacity at the Internationally
services, instead of Mr.. J. w. Lovett. as
was enormously stated.
The wool trade continues lively herea-
bouts. a large amount has been ship
ped from this station the past week
Prices are apparently a little better than
earlier in the season.
The Hawthorne club held its last regu-
lar meeting for the season at President
Brainerd's on Tuesday evening. The
club will 90 to the lake by way of Yer
gennes on Il picnic on Saturday, the 18th
inst.
The spring term of the graded school
will close on Friday evening of next
week with an exhibition at school-house
hail. There are eleven in the graduating
class of the high school-nine young
women and two young men.
The ruling price for butter in this mar
ket, Monday, was II cents; selections,
10. a large amount was brought in.
The quotations for the corresponding
day year ago were IL and II cents, with
few selections slightly higher.
President Cleveland liked his trip to
the AdrOundacts by way of Vermont so
we'll that he will come back this way.
His plan was to leave there yesterday,
and, passing through here early this
morning, reach Albany this afternoon.
Mr.. Darwin Rider, administrator, is to
sell the Birchard house and lot on North
Pleasant street by auction, on the prem
Tres, next Monday forenoon at 10 o'clock !;
and also at the same time and place the
household furniture belonging to the es-
tate of ROllin +. Birchard.
Messrs. Cushman and Tulley, market
men, have bought of Mr.. ii. f. Taylor of
West Cornwall and will kill next week
Wednesday a three-year-old heifer which
they think will surpass in weight any
thing slaughtered here for long time.
1t is Il full-blood ShOrthorn.
Mr.. Pierce, proprietor of the Ripton
stage route, has sold to George Farmer
of Ripton the portion of the route from
Ripton Hollow to Hancock. Mr.. Pierce
had operated that together with the Mid
dlebury-Ripton route, but found it gave
him more business than was comfortable.
There has been considerable moving in
town of late Mr.. F. A. Farnsworth and
family are getting established in the
Chapman house, Pleasant street Mr.. NJ
Stapleton and family have vacated the
house at the corner of South Main street
and Storr's avenue where they have lived
so long, and gone into Mrs. Sullvan's
house next north, which has been almost
| iopuiit tiii7 0PiiiS' MI ~ "a Dohdiiuc
and family take the house they vacated.
The meeting of the Congregational
society called for last Saturday afternoon
was attended by six persons, four of
them members of the organization. F,
A. Bond, the moderator, presided. 1t
was voted, on motion of Judge Knapp, to
adjourn to 80 p. m, Saturday, June Is.
Rev. Mr.. Stebbins of Cornwall preached
in exchange with Rev. Mr.. Speare last
Sunday, and at the conclusion of the
sermon read Mr.. Speare's resignation OF
this pastorate, to take effect August
next.
At a meeting, last spring, of the pew
| holders of the Methodist Sooiaty II uas